johnson died in january. nixon is all alone. >> this picture tells you all you need to know about how goerge herbert walker bush is feeling. not every president gets along with members of the other party. jimmy carter had been a challenge for all of them. probably because it is in carter's nature to be my way or the highway kind of guy. he had another challenge. he left office at the age of 56 or 57 and jimmy carter becomes the longest living ex-president in american history. 31 years, eight month and 21 days surpassing herbert hoover's record. that is not an easy burden to bear. part of -- he worked hard at his second career and invented the modern post presidency. when he got out of office he was depressed. wasn't sure what to do. he was confused. i have a long life. this is going to be hard. writes some books and start doing charitable stuff. he has done huge amounts of things that at home and overseas in the last 31 years won the nobel prize and also has a way -- auld presidents have turned to him except

he really wanted to keep johnson and -- >> lady bird growth. they created a special force in california for lady bird to pay homage to johnson. >> he so nixon is reelected in a landslide and watergate is gaining force, and in january of 1973, nixon's men call johnson and say you know, you might want to call your press in the senate and just tell them to back off on this watergate investigation. rlc no we will reveal the fact that you were illegally surveilling, eavesdropping on us back in 1968, to which johnson says well, if you do that i will say what i learned when i was wiretapping you back in 1968. visits jordan and moment of mutual blackmail and you think how is it that this didn't all blow up? the reason was two weeks later nixon was inaugurated for his second term and two days after that lyndon johnson died of a heart attack. at that moment, that rather perilous moment of the american presidency, there was no club. harry truman had died a christmas, johnson died in january, nixon was all alone. >> this picture tells you all you need to k

then johnson gets a little closer. then johnson gets a little closer. then johnson's a little closer. and here johnson has greene back over the table. and here johnson's right up in greene's face with that typical pressure action that johnson could bring to bear, talking right up under your chin looking you in they eye. and it's a series. it's like an old silent picture film. and it shows greene backing away. c-span: anybody in the senate today deal with his or her colleagues this way? >> guest: no, and johnson couldn't deal with them today. i keep saying that. johnson could not deal with them today. we have a different type senate there today. a different type of senator. and in those days as i said, johnson had the southern block. all the senators from the confederate states were democrats. today, many of those oldç confederate states are represented by republicans. so johnson would not have had that solid southern block backing that he had then. c-span: who are these three gentlemen? >> guest: that picture there is president taft. c-span: in the mi

johnson died in january. nixon is although. >> this picture tells you all you need to know about how george herbert slusher broke his feeling. not every president gets on with numbers of the other party. jimmy carter has been a challenge for all of them. [laughter] probably because it's in his nature to be my way or the highway kind of guy. he's also had another challenge. he left office at the age of 56 or 57. in september jimmy carter becomes the longest living ex-president in american history. 31 years, eight months, 24 days, surpassing herbert hoover's record. that is not an easy burden to bear. he has worked very hard at his second career and invented the modern presidency. when he got out of office he was depressed for years and didn't know what to do. he survive for long life. this is going to be hard. but he writes the books can muster is doing charitable status. he has done huge amounts of things at home and overseas in the last 31 years. he won a nobel prize, but also has a way. they have alternativ

heads to court today.how micheal johnson is expected to plea... and how phylicia's family is uniting. it's going to be a scorcher out there today.just how hoo it will get.. how long it will last... and when we'll finally see some relief from the heat. and.. an apple a day.... mmght not be the beet idea. the fruit toos the list of the dirtiest produce!but we'll tell you the two cleanest veggiis. 3 3 wednesday, june 20th 3 3- 3 3 3 3 the man accused of mmrdering to be in court today. expected today.michael johnson is facing first degree murder charges.megan gilliland is here with morr on today's hearing and how phylicia'' family is preparing. good morning,we just talked to one of johnson's attorneys... he told us yesterday that his client will be entering... a not guilty plea oday.we knoo & happens... dressed in purple... to show their unity. unityyat this hour... the 28-year old remains behind bars withoot bail aawiting his review... the ssate spoke publicly for the first time rrgarding their case against johhson and how they suspect december 2010.

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johnson's life of london. it's on the book shelves now. it's an exciting time to be in london >> it is. jon: the jubilee, the olympics, everything is going your way except for obviously the social unrest caused by austerity. but other than that, it is all going your way >> and we now have this huge competitive advantage which you've just mentioned. i'll say it's more or less a fair approach to soft drinks. >> jon: boris johnson. buy the book. good to see

johnson's life of london. it's on the book shelves now. it's an exciting time to be in london >> it is. jon: the jubilee, the olympics, everything is going your way except for obviously the social unrest caused by austerity. but other than that, it is all going your way >> and we now have this huge competitive advantage which you've just mentioned. i'll say it's more or less a fair approach to soft drinks. >> jon: boris johnson. buy the book. good to see do you read in bed? do you read out loud or in your head? do you need a lamp to see? and does it leave your bedmate be? don't you wish there was a light that wouldn't keep them up all night? if so, you'll be happy to know, our newest nook now comes with glow. introducing nook simple touch with glowlight, the only e-reader made for bedtime reading. find your nook at your neighborhood barnes & noble. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org (

it's not the greatest joke ever told, but nonetheless, johnson was not sitting in front of the tv set, he's making light with an old political ally at a black tie dinner, black tie reception in austin, texas. moreover, johnson in the aftermath of the cronkite show is out on the stump, publicly saying we should recommit to end the war in vietnam successfully. let's bring home a victory. and he's saying this on more than one occasion in the aftermath of the cronkite show. so if this was such an epiphany for the president, he really didn't make it very clear that this had changed his mind in his public comments afterwards. and the power of this anecdote lies in the immediate abrupt decisive effect that it supposedly had on johnson and his thinking about vietnam. that cronkite crystalized for him what was going on in vietnam. and that's not the case, johnson is clearly out there in the weeks afterwards saying, let's redouble our national efforts. let's recommit to a successful conclusion of the war in vietnam. he's not saying woe is us, the war is over, we're in bad shape. cronkite told u

johnson's life of london. it's on the book shelves now. it's an exciting time to be in london >> it is. jon: the jubilee, the olympics, everything is going your way except for obviously the social unrest caused by austerity. but other than that, it is all going your way >> and we now have this huge competitive advantage which you've just mentioned. i'll say it's more or less a fair approach to soft drinks. >> jon: boris johnson. buy the book. good to see y going to need today? three...four cups? [dumbfounded] well, we... doesn't last long does it? listen. 5-hour energy lasts a whole lot of hours. so you can get a lot done without refills. it's packed with b-vitamins and nutrients to make it last. so don't just stand there holding your lattes, boys. make your move. we'll take the 5-hour energy. smart move. 5-hour energy. hours and hours of energy.

johnson had health problems. this was from the press secretary of lyndon johnson that lbj apparently said if i lost cronkite, i lost the country. that is very hard to document that he precisely said that. he realized that he is losing the mainstream media. he thought of himself as the cbs guy. he was treating the anti-war sentiment and not the decision to drop out. i do not think cronkite turned lyndon johnson. >> this is a little long but i'm going to read it. i had a reverence for him and for everything he stood for. after a couple of stiff whiskeys, i asked him if anyone could do what he did back in vietnam after tax. to my disappointment, he gently told me no, there are multitudinous of voices and channels out there today. she was disappointed that he could not do that today. why do people in the media do those kinds of things in the first place? >> cronkite liked her reporting because she did foreign correspondence. when he left cbs, they gutted foreign correspondents. that was his prize. she is suggesting t

we heard hundreds of text messages between phylicia barnes and johnson and johnson struggling to carry a container out of the apartment where phylicia first went mission. those facts prove nothing johnson's attorney said. meanwhile, the barns family is a -- barness family is happy to see this process get started. >> there's not anything, as far as i'm seeing at this juncture. there's nothing connecting the dots suggesting michael johnson is responsible. >> reporter: now this case is slated to start august gust 13th, but johnson's attorney said he may try to get that delayed as he looks over a mountain of the state's evidence. >> thanks a lot. >> bullying, we talk about it all the time. it is major problem and some high school students have come up with an idea to protect their classmates. we'll take a closer look at the antibullying act. >>> plus, passengers on board a jetblue plane provides four terrifying hours. what happened and why their emergency landing took four hours. >>> plus, if you're in the market for a new car. stay with us. which hot cars offer a cool price. those stories

but johnson and johnson is starting to much. they have an acquisition they made of a device company in europe, it looks like that acquisition will be acreteive now, so we've got more good news, driving, out of j and j, and a 3.9% yield, i think we're going to make money. >> tom: a half minute left, we have a viewer question. when should you buy i or e savings bonds? i bonds are variable interest rates, e or double e earn a fixed interest rate. what should he consider? >> well, i think one is why do you want them why, do you need them, if you're really using them for savings there might be other better vehicles, certainly first look to your 401 can or retirement plans if there's some match where you can tax defer growth. but an e bond fixed rate, very conservative, you can buy up to 10,000 and they are basically guaranteed to double in about 20 years or so. >> tom: you own the two stocks we mentioned? >> i do indeed, i think i'm going to make a lot men on both of them, crossing by fingers tom. >> tom: street critique with michael

johnson led 289 of the 400 laps to win for the seventh time at dover. tied for second time of all time. johnson earns his 57th victory, and harvick finishes in second. >>> u.s. soccer coming off wednesday's loss to brazil at fed ex field. on the road tonight against canada. needing one goal to become the country's leading goal scorer in international competition. bradley on the free kick. able to get a hand on it. that's a big time save. the u.s. and canada play to a scoreless draw. >>> that's all the time we have tonight. i'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc. (800)775-7838. email: comments@captioncolorado.com [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again

ppea.we''eebeing told by one of johnson's attorneys... he is expected to maintain his innooence.until then... johnson remains behind bars without bail awaiting his hearing.during his bail review... the state spoke publicly for the first time regardiig their case against joonson and how they suspect back in december of 2010.she died from asphyxiation.her body... possibll stuffed inna container and carried from the anyone heard from phylicia waa 12:23 in tte afternoon on the 28th.jjhnson was spotted with a laage lue ontainer about deeense maantaiis.... he has an alibi for the four hours detectives were unable to reach him after phylicia was reported missing. client who said he reproted theee when initially called he left e got more calls from her and ssid he would get back he and he wassdeeling with hee nee friend that's wherr he was 5 :15as for the blue container... thh defenese argues johnson was moving oot of his apartment wiih phlyicia's half sister at the time.but from the beginning pnd they aren't the only ones.- coming up next half h

because he was friends with lyndon johnson. lyndon johnson and lady bird were friends of walter cronkite. johnson had owned the cbs affiliate in austin and a lot of properties with cbs and dr. frank stanton, cronkite's offendable boss at cbs was one of the crew of -- closest friends of lyndon johnson. it is seen as the turning moment, i call of the cronkite moment where he denounces the income and at that point it could've gone either way for him, but he started becoming a hero of liberals. >> we had had demonstrations in 1965, '66, '67, and this came on in 1968. what proof is there that walter cronkite had that big an impact in changing things if the war did not end in 1973. >> i do not think he had a big impact. it became symbolic. what it did is gave a boost of adrenaline to the new left or the anti-war movement, that they had cherry picked off an establishmentarian who was pro war ended in see the light. it encouraged the doves to stay on the attack. i think it has been over hite, that the influence lyndon johnson's decisio

16-year-old phylicia barnes, the half sister of johnson's farm of former girl friend. barnes disappeared while she was staying in baltimore in tent 10 and police found her body nine -- 2010 and police found her body nine months later in the susquehanna river. johnson's trial is set for august. >>> coming up on 9 news now at 7:00, nuns on a bus, a group of sisters receiving a rock star reception on a nine-state journey to washington. we'll have more on their crew side on 9 news now at 7:00. >> that's quite a vehicle. >>> still to come in this half hour, efforts to get out the vote hit a snag in virginia. >> but first the last day of testimony in the jerry sandusky trial, we'll have a look as the case goes to the jury. >>> back on 9 news now with key developments in the jerry sandusky trial, closing arguments set for tomorrow morning. today the defense rested. attorneys did not call sandusky himself to the witness stand. the former penn state assistant football coach is accused of molesting 10 young boys over a span of 15 years. he faces life in prison if convicted. >>>

michael johnson was ri rested after -- was arrested. >> reporter: the father of phylicia barnes didn't say much. the man who less say killed his daughter plead not guilty to the crime a judicial formality and something her family fully expected. nonetheless, they packed the courtroom, dressed in the teen's favorite color of purple to witness the first step toward justice. >> we will make sure we stay focused and that justice is served. >> reporter: for its part the state feels confident in the case against phylicia's sister's boyfriend. prosecutors point to hundreds of text messages between barnes and johnson leading up to her murder and witnesses saw johnson struggling to move a container, a container that they say contained the body of the north carolina teen. >> there's nothing connecting the dots suggestion michael johnson if responsible. >> reporter: the autopsy report shows barnes died of asphyxia, but there were no signs of struggle. just because his clients was the last to see the teen alive, he firmly believes that is hardly compelling case against johnson. >> i'm very confide

the papers were a secret dod study ordered by robert mcnamara during the johnson administration. nixon ordered his aides to destroy ellsberg's credibility and, by extension, the credibility the anti-war movement in the eyes of the public.

ron johnson, let's not worry about that stuff. let's focus on the extending tax cuts and maybe a little keystone pipeline also. >> that would help. >> and obviously, larry, we should not be raising taxes on anybody in this weak economy. and i agree with carly. it is about uncertainty. but it's even worse than that. we have a president and an administration that is hostile to business. it wants to punish success and just an attitude change. in wisconsin, we had a government that came into office and said wisconsin is open for business. he's welcoming. we're not welcoming in this country. we're not making america an attractive place for business expansion and job creation. we have to do that. an attitude change would make all the difference in the world. i think with mitt romney in the office, somebody who actually respects business, i think an attitude change could rapidly get our economy moving forward again. >> mark penn, i'm going to give you the last shot at this. i'm telling you, from the confidence and certainty and psycholog

sherrie johnson will bring you a live report in a few minutes. if you are heading out to 95 here's a live look at eastern avenue. everything up to speed. no delays getting to that fort mchenry tunnel. you are looking at an 8ment ride from the beltway to the toll plaza. and if you are heading out to the beltway as we pull up to drive times you are looking at an 11 minute ride on that outer loop from 795 toward 95. actually right around 11, 12 minutes and if you are using the jfx from the beltway downtown, to east fayette street it's an 11 minute ride. that's the abc2 timesaver traffic. >> have you seen this? >> of core -- have you seen this? >> i have. >> cheryl conner saw this coming into work off the jfx at northern parkway. it's an exit a mom and her 7 ducklings crossing an exit ramp heading for 83. little miss mary came to help. >> i am an animal lover and i reaccused and stopped my car and got out and tried to she her back in. -- s shoe her back in. i stopped the traffic on the exit. >> she put her hand up to stop the traffic and a gentleman

what do you make of johnson's account? you also read in your packet an essay by frederick douglass who also describes black confederates. i should say that my interest in black confederacy merged out of frederick douglass. i've given one talk on it, and i felt like wearing a bull's eye because it's so combustible, especially, you know -- seriously. i don't know. i mean there are very few liberal whites who acknowledge any black fought for the confederacy. here's douglass. it's now pretty well established there are at the present moment many colored men in the confederate army doing duty. not only as laborers but as real soldiers. muskets on their shoulders, bullets in their pockets ready to shoot down loyal troops and do all the soldiers may to destroy the federal government. again -- yeah, go ahead. >> i know they're doing everything and blacks are fighting for the unions, very different implications than fighting for the confederacy. >> yes. >> but i feel like it's still almost categorized as heroic in here and in the ot

sherrie johnson is live at fort mc henry with what is planned for today. >> all is quiet now, in just a few hours this place is going to be packed. look behind me. you can see the chairs are already lined up, expecting 450 guests that ceremony starts at 11:00 and runs until noon, today's marks the 200th anniversary of the war of 1812 and june 18th, is the day that the united states declared war on great britain. today's event is about peace and being allies. governor martin o'malley will be here. the ambassadors will attend. today's scene is from enemys to allies. i have maryland war of 1812, by centennial commission. thank you for joining us. what does this ceremony and the event mean for the state? >> the economic impact. not only celebrating our history but the impact is just amazing. hundreds of thousands of visitors, people from all over the world as well as our broader region, pennsylvania, new jersey, virginia, our hotels have been full. restaurants have been full. transportation service providers, group tour operators, the cash registers are ringing. it's been wonderful, an ec

onn step at a time.but one of johnson's attorney says there's nothing to itt.. he &psays johnson was in the process of moviig out of the &pphylicia's half sister.listen in... 314:51:57 what about the container14:51:59 was that something he wws just moving phylica'ssbody in it? i phylicia's body in it not a chae phancethe last timm anyyne heard from phylicia wws 12:23 in tte afternoon on decemeber 28th.johnson was ssotted with the container about 30 minutes later. but his defense maintainss... he has an alibi for the hours detectives were unable tt reach him after phylicia went missing ... hear what it is... ccming up next half hour.i'm megan gilllland, fox45 morning news. in howard county...pplice are investigating the shooting of a 15-year-old boy in marriotsville.itthappened around 7 o'clock, tuesday night.the teennger was found shot on frederick road.police self-inflicted... anddthey're investigating the possibblity of foul play.the teen is now in stable coodition at shock trauma. a maryland cannibalism suspect ii locked up at a statt mental hospital for a co

johnson & johnson's bedtime bath. aveeno wash and shampoo, all have a trace of a chemical that mimics thc and when they did pee pee test, they found some gets off the skin. so now they send any babies test with a positive drug test off to get double tested which most times it turns up negative. this is a big problem if you're a parent and social services gets involved because they think you've been smoking marijuana pregnant. >> what's a mother to do? >> they're working on it right now and say the good news is they recognize the patterns so it's not like they're going to jump on you on test number one. >> so johnson & johnson baby shampoo? blame it on them. >> who would have thought? >> and if you've got relationship troubles and can't decide whether to stick with your significant other or stick it to them, there's a new app for this. what's it called? >> say it again. >> if you need an app to find out if you should or should not be with someone, try this out. this app was a woman in chicago. she actually put this tog

explain what happened. >> this comes from tom johnson and others dealing with the lbj library. >> johnson a former aide to lbj as well as the future president of cnn. >> absolutely. cronkite got a big johnson interview because of his memoir was going to be done with cbs connection so cronkite went to the ranch at lbj's and did a long interview of him. >> and then? >> they cut cronkite to do different frown and facial expressions, and so by the time -- >> they would take a pre-existing answer that the former president of the united states gave and cronkite would react to it not in realtime but in something shot later. >> you got it. >> and lyndon johnson went crazy on cbs and they ended up rectifying it but that was a fairly common practice back in tv in that era but to do that with the former president that late in the game was beyond the pail. >> cronkite also had a secret meeting with bobby kennedy in 1968 as johnson's candidates see was faltering. i found that stunning. what happened? >> remember, walter cronkite was with the u.p. during world war ii. journalism had a propaganda aspect

johnson, samuel johnson, what a great guy. i genuinely think there is a danger that people will forget about the achievements of these people. and i wanted to celebrate it. >> rose: if you do what i do, pleased to see people like you in politics. thank you for coming to this table. >> well thank you for having me. >> rose: the mayor of london boris johnson. the book is called johnson's life of london, the people who made the city that made the world. back in a moment. stay with us. >> rose: "prometheus" is one of the most anticipated films of the summer, marks ridley scott's return to science fiction after 30 years. his two classics alien from 1979 and blade runner from 1982 are considered some of the best ever made in high fi genre. he looks at the human race and follows a group of scientists in search of their creators. scott's first 3-d movie. it's called a visual feast. here is the trailer. >> memorable. >> these are ancient civilizations. they were discovered at every one of them. >> i think they want us to come and find

johnson, i think it is appropriate. our pedestrian safety legislation is the last item that she will be sitting in on as a clerk. i do not know what the city is going to be doing without her, but we wish her the best of luck. it has been an honor for me to work with someone who is such a part of the institution. supervisor olague: i want to wish you the best and thank you for all of your help. i was recently appointed in january, and you have been very gracious and nights, and i want to say thank you for that. i hope you enjoy your free time now. i want to wish you the best. i'm sure you will be busier than you have been in the past 30 something years. thank you very much. supervisor campos: i was just going to thank you for way more than three decades of serving san francisco. it has been a pleasure working with you as well. thank you. supervisor avalos: it has been an honor to work with you. i recall a few times where i am going home at 9:30 p.m., maybe 10:00 p.m. at night. you are coming not from city hall, but somet